Swiss Village Resort & Spa

Sunsea is a small, boutique resort that is both charming and quiet, yet centrally located on the busy Ham Tien-Mui Ne Strip. It was fully renovated in 2012 with high-quality materials, including marble, slate and granite imported from Italy and beautiful local wood species.

This tropical paradise comprises 15 rooms and bungalows that are refreshingly simple but with upmarket fixtures and added touches of luxury. Each room has a balcony and combines thatched roofs with lacquer and wood accents, melding tropical Asian and French styles. The beautiful, round bungalows have furniture custom-made to follow the curves, and large, open bathrooms that must be seen to be believed.

The resort is all about quality, which extends to the service provided by the experienced and loyal staff.

The beachfront Sukhothai Grill restaurant next to the beautiful pool serves the best Thai dishes along the Ham Tien-Mui Ne Strip, as well as tasty Vietnamese and European meals. The atmosphere here at night is magical with coloured lighting, the floodlit pool and occasional torches on the beach.

A number of recreational activities are available at the resort and sports equipment can be purchased or rented.

Enjoy both ocean and mountain views at Champa Resort & Spa south of Phan Thiet. Release your stress in one of the 54 luxurious rooms detailed with 18th century Champa artwork. Free your soul to the magical fingers of the experienced and licensed masseurs. You can explore your wild side with the jet skis, kayaks and surfboards, or enjoy a meal while admiring sunrise or sunset in the restaurant.

A quick walk across the road to Mui Ne beach, this cozy family-run resort has 7 comfortable cottages. Relax in one of their spacious hammocks, have a sunset drink in a thatched roof gazebo or cool off in their pool.

This beachside resort offers three types of accommodation in bungalows and villas, each fusing classic Vietnamese style with modern amenities. Each room is equipped with a secluded open-air bathroom bringing you closer to nature. Their Ocean Spa offers a plethora of massages, wraps and facial care. All located on an open air terrace facing the beach. The resort also has two restaurants which serve a combination of local and international delights.

This is a boutique luxury resort run by a German/Vietnamese couple that envelops its visitors in a world removed from everything else. Intimacy and privacy are key here, and all 21 villas have been arranged so that each is hidden from the others. The rooms themselves, with thatched roofs and open bathrooms, are meticulously clean, and the attention to detail is outstanding. Cham-style statuettes and paraphernalia adorn the beautifully maintained, lush gardens. The restaurant serves Vietnamese and western food at reasonable prices, and overlooks the stunning pool. The beach bar serves small snacks. The Ratinger Löwe restaurant next door is claimed by some to be the best German restaurant in Vietnam. Cham Villas was selected as ‘Vietnam’s finest hotel 2009’ by the Vietnam Travel website.